The Thick-Billed Parrots of Madera, Mexico August 17-20, 2015 Trip

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The Thick-Billed Parrots of Madera, Mexico August 17-20, 2015 Trip

The Thick-billed Parrots of Madera, Mexico August 17-20, 2015 Solipaso and the Tucson Audubon Society are pleased to be offering a short, post-Birds and Nature Festival trip to the see the Thick-billed Parrots and other montane species in the mountains of Chihuahua, Mexico. We’ll depart Tucson early Monday morning and head to the border, crossing in Agua Prieta. Once in Mexico, we’ll make several stos in the pinion-juniper habitat and some seasonal ponds to bird and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Our first night is spent in Nuevo Casas Grandes. The following day, we make our way from the agricultural fields, through riparian habitat and oak and pinion forests. We’ll visit the ancient Paquime cliff dwellings of Cuarenta Casas and enjoy a picnic lunch at this little visited ruins site, enjoying the coolness of the pine forests. From here, we make our way to the lumber town of Madera, where we’ll spend the next two nights. For our full day of birding in Madera, we’ll be up early to travel to the high mesas and moist canyons of the Sierra Madre. Our big goal for the day is to get great views of the highly endangered and range restricted Thick-billed Parrot! We’ll bird within a Reserve that has been created to protect the parrot’s habitat and we’ll be accompanied by a local guide. Most of the day, we’ll be above 8000’, walking old logging roads through habitat that will remind you more of coastal Oregon than northern Mexico! There is a fantastic diversity of pine species here that grow to substantial heights! Thick-billed Parrots are generally found here in high numbers in the summer, and we will most likely be seeing them throughout the day. This area is also an excellent place to find the late nesting Eared Quetzal and other birds include Russet-nightingale Thrush, Aztec Thrush, Red-faced Warbler, Crescent-chested Warbler, Montezuma Quail and Mountain Trogon. Our last day will be spent driving back to Tucson, where we’ll arrive late afternoon. Trip Information Trip start and end: The trip starts at 7:00 a.m. on the morning of the August 17 in Tucson and ends in the late afternoon on August 20. Transportation: We use our new 15 passenger van and make sure that everyone has a window seat, with two people for each bench seat. Depending on enrollment, we’ll use another 15 passenger van or minivan. Number of participants: This trip will be limited to 14 people. Guides: David MacKay is the main guide for all Solipaso trips. He is fluent in Spanish and specializes in Mexico birding trips. Depending on enrollment, we will have a second leader (TBD). Accommodations: We stay at a nice business hotel in Nuevo Casas Grandes and the best available hotel in Madera, Hotel Real del Bosque, a simple but comfortable family run place with a restaurant. Meals: All food and drink is included starting with lunch on the first day and lunch on the last day. In the van(s), we always have snacks and drinking water. Alcohol is not included and can be paid for separately. Trip price: $1050 per person (based on double occupancy)/$175 single supplement and includes a donation to TAS. For more information or to reserve your space on this great trip, contact Jennifer MacKay at [email protected] or by calling 1.888.383.0062 .

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